Question

I have an activity that has an EditText. After a user enters their text, the app may use that text later to make a notification. I can set the notification text just fine, but when the user clicks on the notification, it launches a dialog box that should have the same text. I have tried putExtra with the PendingIntent but that only displays the latest text in the dialog no matter which notification was selected. Is there a way to assign each string from the EditText a number and have the dialog load the text from what number it is?

Answer 1

try following logic,

make one static string variable,

private static strEditText = null; 

at the time of EditText input, just store its value ion to strEditText variable like below,

strEditText = EditText.getText().toString().trim();

Now make one public static method, like below,

public static String EditTextValue()
{
      return strEditText;
}

Now you can have this variable’s value throughout whole project.

You can also try another method in android,

pass your arguments in Bundle